SEO. Internal optimization. Part 1.

From the previous note we learned about the concept of SEO. We also know what a search index is and how it is updated using search robots.

In an ideal world, a search robot should load a page, analyze its content, and create a list of keywords that best correspond to the content. (By the way, just in case, keywords - these are, roughly speaking, search phrases, I hope there are no questions about this. =)) But we understand that it is not possible. In order to do this, a search robot must have human thinking, a semblance of intelligence. (Although, despite everything, robots are very smart, so don't underestimate them, but more on that later).

Wordpress. Introduction. (Lesson 1)

It's time to deal with Wordpress. Personally, I've been using it for quite a while, but only as a user/administrator, with a little half-intuitive tweaking of some missing functionality for me personally. But now it's time to go deeper.

Introduction to SEO

Despite the fact that most of the time I still program, I decided to touch on such a slippery topic. With this note, I will start a series of posts about the so-called SEO. I do not claim one hundred percent correctness or completeness (moreover) of the material presented. In general, these notes are actually initially addressed to one person, but as practice shows, they may be useful to a larger number of readers.

Using assetic in the Symfony framework

A few notes back I considered working with assets in the Symfony framework. This example shows how to work with your own assets. But in practice, it is often necessary to use external assets.

For such, and not only such tasks, assetic is suitable. It is quite difficult to describe in a few words what it is. But I imagine assetic as an asset manager for myself.

BenQ GW2265M Review

In recent times, I have had to spend too much time in front of the computer screen. Unfortunately, my eyes didn't like it very much, and I felt strained after 15-20 minutes of work. Therefore, I decided to buy a new monitor, specifically one without flickering (PWM backlight). As it turned out, the problem was deeper than I thought. Most modern monitors are illuminated by backlight, and the brightness changes with PWM (Pulse Width Modulation).

Working with databases in PHP. MySQL module

If before (before php 5.0) it was possible to use a more or less trivial way of working with databases in php (using the MySQL module), then with new versions of php it is necessary to switch to new modules, such as mysqli or pdo. The MySQL module is deprecated in php 5.5.x and will soon be completely excluded.

In this note we will remind you how to use the MySQL module, but use modern interfaces for work (see the next notes). To use the minimum functionality of the MySQL module you only need to remember a few functions (of course, there are many more of them, here only the necessary minimum is presented).